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For Ireland, Mark SCOREBOARD Adair was the pick of the bowlers with figures of three Press Trust of India IANS England — 1st innings: 85. New Delhi Agence France-Presse for 66. London Leach and Roy shared a Ireland — 1st innings: W. Port­ Indian cricketers will soon 145­run stand for the second erfield c Leach b Curran 14, J. be wearing a new brand Nighwatchman Jack Leach wicket as they went into McCollum b Curran 19, A. Bal­ name on their official jer­ scored a career­best 92 while lunch on 122 for one. But af­ birnie b Stone 55, P. Stirling lbw seys with Chinese mobile Jason Roy notched up his ter resumption, Roy lost his b Broad 36, K. O’Brien (not out) manufacturer Oppo hand­ 28, G. Wilson c Root b Stone 0, maiden Test half century as wicket to Stuart Thompson ing over the sponsorship S. Thompson b Broad 0, M. England recovered from a while Leach missed out on a Adair b Curran 3, A. McBrine b rights to Byju’s, a Bengalu­ poor start to erase a 122­run maiden and memorable Broad 11, T. Murtagh c Burns b ru­based educational tech­ deficit and take a 181­run lead hundred as he nicked first in­ Stone 16, B. Rankin b Moeen 7; nology and online tutorial with one wicket in hand at nings hero Tim Murtagh to Extras (b­10, lb­6, w­2): 18; firm. stumps on a rain­affected Mark Adair in the slip Total (in 58.2 overs): 207. The deal between the day two of the only Test cordon. Fall of wickets: 1­32, 2­45, 3­ BCCI and Oppo, which was against Ireland at Lord’s on Joe Denly could manage 132, 4­138, 5­138, 6­141, 7­149, inked in 2017 for a five­year Thursday. only 10 and Jonny Bairstow 8­174, 9­195. period, was reportedly Leach, sent in as a night­ once again got out for a duck worth ₹1,079 crore. watchman the previous like in the first innings. At England bowling: Broad 19­5­ Virat Kohli and his men 60­3, Woakes 10­2­34­0, Stone evening to negotiate one ov­ tea, Root (12) and all­rounder will be wearing the jersey 12­3­29­3, Curran 10­3­28­3, er of England’s second in­ Moeen Ali (7) were at the Leach 3­0­26­0, Moeen with the new brand name nings, played brilliantly for crease. 4.2­1­14­1. from the upcoming home his 92 off 162 balls with 16 season, beginning with the fours. Watchfully straight England — 2nd innings: J. Leach assignments against South Test debutant Roy raced Unexpected opener Leach c Adair b Murtagh 92, R. Burns c Africa from September 15. Wilson b Rankin 6, J. Roy b to 72 from 78 balls (10x4, 1x6) played watchfully straight. A source said that the Thompson 72, J. Denly run out as the host gained the upper And when fast bowler Boyd 10, J. Root c Wilson b Adair 31, J. transfer is a “tripartite hand but just before tea, Ire­ Rankin, the first cricketer Bairstow lbw b Adair 0, Moeen c agreement” between Op­ land pacers dented En­ since the Nawab of Pataudi in Wilson b Rankin 9, C. Woakes c po, Byju’s and the BCCI gland’s charge with quick 1946 to both play for and Balbirnie b Adair 13, S. Curran c and will be signed on wickets to leave it at 209 for 5 against England in a Test McCollum b Thompson 37, S. Thursday. at tea. match, dropped short, Leach Broad (batting) 21, O. Stone “Oppo and Byju’s are ne­ cut him for four. (battng) 0; Extras (b­1, lb­7, gotiating among them­ Rain interruption Left­hander Rory Burns nb­4): 12; Total (for nine wkts. selves on the possible han­ in 77.4 overs): 303. In the final session which fell for six when he pushed Fighting knock: Opener Jack Leach gave a good account of himself while giving England’s second innings a robust start. * AFP dover of shirt sponsorship was cut short due to rain, En­ hard at Rankin away from his Fall of wickets: 1­26, 2­171, 3­ deal. The CoA has been in­ gland skipper Joe Root body and edged a simple starring in its World Cup tri­ Leach, playing his fifth Test chance despite getting both at second slip, to drop the 182, 4­194, 5­194, 6­219, 7­239, timated that they are dis­ scored 31 from 64 balls (3x4) catch behind to wicketkeep­ umph, off­drove a four off pa­ but first on home soil. hands to the ball. chance. 8­248, 9­293. cussing among themselves and Sam Curran added a er Gary Wilson. ceman Mark Adair and hoist­ The bespectacled Leach Leach had another re­ But two balls later a softer, Ireland bowling: Murtagh 18­3­ on the transfer of sponsor­ quickfire 37 off just 29 deliv­ Roy, looking to make En­ ed off­spinner Andy McBrine should have been out for 72 prieve on 92 when he edged defensive, edge went straight 52­1, Adair 20­7­66­3, Rankin ship” a senior BCCI official eries (4x4, 2x6) as England gland’s problem position of for six. when he edged Rankin, only Murtagh only for Adair, to Adair and this time he 17­1­86­2, Thompson 12.4­0­ said on condition of finished on 303 for nine in Test opener his own after It was a fine effort by for Wilson to drop the standing exceptionally close made no mistake. 44­2, McBrine 10­1­47­0. anonymity. Consecutive wins for India U­19 Australian quartet sets a new World mark Beats Bangladesh; Priyam Garg scores an unbeaten ton WORLD SWIMMING In the semifinals of the men’s 200 breaststroke, Mat­ Press Trust of India Associated Press thew Wilson of Australia Worcester timed of 2:06.67 to match GWANGJU (Korea) Skipper Priyam Garg the World record set by Ippei slammed a 97­ball century The Americans got ailing Ka­ Watanabe of Japan in Janu­ before the bowlers took tie Ledecky back. They just ary 2017. centre stage to guide India couldn’t overcome a World U­19 to a 35­run win over record by the Australians at Srihari’s new mark Bangladesh U­19, its second the World Championships. Meanwhile, India’s Srihari consecutive in the Under­19 Ledecky returned after Nataraj broke his own 200m Youth ODI tri­series here. two days out of the pool backstroke National record Garg remained unbeaten while being sick to swim in in the heats. on exactly 100, a knock that the 4x200m freestyle relay. The 18­year­old clocked was studded with seven She rallied the U.S. to the 2:02.08s, bettering his own boundaries and four hits ov­ lead on her second leg, but it 2:02.37s, while finishing er the fence, taking India wasn’t enough to defend the fourth in the heats but the U­19 to 265 for five after opt­ title from 2017. time was not enough to carry ing to bat on Wednesday The Australian quartet of him to the semifinal. night. Ariarne Titmus, Madison Fantastic four: Australians Brianna Throssell, Ariarne Titmus, Emma McKeon and Madison The results: Besides Garg, left­handed Wilson, Brianna Throssell Wilson celebrate their record­breaking effort in 4x200m freestyle event. * AP Men: 100m freestyle: 1. Caeleb opener Yashasvi Jaiswal Leading the way: Skipper Priyam Garg slammed a 97­ball and Emma McKeon won in 7 Dressel (USA) 46.96s, 2. Kyle made 63 off 90 balls up the century to guide his team to victory. minutes, 41.50 seconds to penalized for not touching under 47 seconds in the fi­ The men’s 200 individual Chalmers (AUS) 47.08, 3. Vla­ order. Jaiswal struck six * FILE PHOTO: SHIV KUMAR PUSHPAKAR erase the old mark of 7:42.08 the wall with both hands in a nal. He was only 0.05 se­ medley title went to Daiya dislav Grinev (Rus) 47.82. fours and one six during his set by China at the 2009 simultaneous motion in the conds off the 10­year­old Seto of Japan. He touched in 200m IM: 1. Daiya Seto (Jpn) knock. then led India’s bowling at­ India U­19 will again meet Worlds. first turn of the four­lap race. world record of 46.91 set by 1­56.14. 1:56.14, 2. Jeremy Desplanches Tilak Varma (23) and Prag­ tack to bundle out Bangla­ Bangladesh U­19 in its next It was still a big night for Dressel won the glamour Brazil’s Cesar Cielo. Jeremy Desplanches of (Sui) 1:56.56, 3. Chase Kalisz nesh Kanpillewar (23) got desh U­19 for 229 in 47.1 match in Cheltenham on the U.S. team with with Cae­ 100 freestyle for his third Olympic champion Kyle Switzerland took silver. (USA)1:56.78. starts but couldn’t prolong overs. Saturday. leb Dressel and Olivia Smoli­ gold and fourth medal over­ Chalmers of Australia settled Chase Kalisz, the 2017 cham­ Women: 200m butterfly: 1. Bo­ their stay, while wicketkeep­ Captain Akbar Ali (56), ga winning golds.
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